About Trabuco Canyon, California:
On July 23, 1769, Gaspar de Portola led an expedition into what is now Orange County and camped a few miles east of the San Juan Capistrano area. On July 24, the expedition headed inland to avoid the many streams and swamps in the area. They found a large plateau area and camped that night on its western edge by a canyon which the Franciscans named San Francisco Solano. This was on the eastern side of Trabuco Creek about three miles downstream from the present Trabuco Oaks. While camped here on July 24-25, one of the soldiers lost his "trabuco" or musket, a most valuable possession to any soldier. To mark this loss, the stream was named Trabuco. The name has been associated with the mesa, the canyon and the entire area ever since.
Today, Trabuco Canyon lies next to subdivision housing of nearby cities such as Irvine, Lake Forest and Rancho Santa Margarita. Within easy reach of Orange County's busy cities, one can go down winding, narrow roads shaded by trees and enter a beautiful wilderness. Points of Interest: Arroyo Trabuco, Cooks Corner, O'Neill Regional Park, and Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park.
Trabuco Canyon includes the friendly communities of Avelino, Bel Flora, California Crosswinds, California Landmark, California Laredo, California Ridge, California Silverado, California Somerset, Dakota, Greystone Arbor, Hidden Ridge, Hidden Ridge Villas, Jackson Ranch, Magnolia, Meadows, Modjeska, Rose Canyon Area, Saddleback Meadows, Sea Country, Silverado, Springfield, Stonecliffe, Summit at Las Flores, Sundance, Traditions, Veranda, Vista Pointe Estates, Warmington Oaks and Wyngate . If you are looking to buy or sell a home in any of these fine communities, call Coast Capital. We're with you Every Step of the Way!
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